New Security Clearance Q&A Service
Created by admin on 16 Jan 2009 | Tagged as: Cleared News
Over the past two years, ClearanceJobsBlog.com has become the only place on the internet where people can ask tough questions about security clearances and get expert answers. Our staff and regular contributors have taken the time to answer even the most complex questions and give people peace of mind and assistance for an inherently confusing topic. We greatly appreciate all of the input.
Due to popular demand and our rapid growth, we are launching a new private security clearance question and answer service. This will help ensure your critical questions get answers. Our new service grants the following:
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Your questions will be answered by our resident expert, William H. Henderson, author of The Security Clearance Manual. Mr. Henderson is a retired federal investigator who worked as a field agent and supervisor for the Defense Investigative Service (DIS) and its successor organizations, the Defense Security Service (DSS) and the Federal Investigative Services Division of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) for over 20 years.
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- Include full contact details including your name, address, and phone number
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- Cost is $40 per question and answer.
- You will receive an email receipt and questions will be subsequently answered.
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I just received an SOR concerning financial concerns. I met with an investigator over a year ago. He asked me some questions about unpaid items on my credit report. I only recognized on item that was actually mine, and I have since paid this item. After meeting with the investor, I decided to pull my credit report only to find that there where over 16 inacuracies on my report including my name and address.
I began disputing the erroneous charges and they were in fact found to not belong to me. They were removed from my credit report and my report is now clean. I received an SOR on February 2, 2009 stating an intent to deny my clearce based on a credit report from 2006. How should I approached this? Should I mention that each of the items have been disputed and determined not mine and removed from my report.
The on delinquency that I had occurred during a 2 year unemployment period, but has been resolved. I am currently not past due on any of my obligations since my three year consistent employment. It really concerns me that I have been working on this DOD job for three years, and it has taken this long for them to send me an SOR. Why did they not run another report after so much time has elasped?